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Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
BoAnD 81 sprnnsIsoas.
GLoBR, ella County hrisona.
March al 1885,

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March "a 1887
Board met pursuant To adjourn
hsnt. Present. Supervisors Redman,
KINNEY and Sultan,
Minutes Of last regular and called
meetings read and approved,
Communication from Mr. q h.
Walker read and ordered placed on
file.
On motion the hearing Of petition
for wagon road from Globe to county
line was postponed to April II, 1887
Communicates Of T. d. Hammond,
Chairman of Board of Supervisors Of
Pinal county read and ordered
placed on file.
Petition of +. F. Kellner & Co. and
others for a change in the road from
Globe to San Carlos coming mp for
hearing, Il is hereby ordered that the
hearing Of the same be had on the
18th day of April A. D. 1887, at 10
o'clock a, M. and that notices of such
hearing be posted IN accordance with
law.
Communication of +. r. Powers,
0verseer of Armer Road District read
and ordered placed ON file,
Resignation of DR.. A. S. Adler, as
Contract NJ, d., for Gila county, to
take effect april /, 1887, read aud on
motion accepted, and his hondsmen
released from any further RESPONSE.
bihty from that date.
The chairman then reported the ap.
proval of the bond Of E. L, Hodgson,
Assessor for $4,000 with S. J. Con
ner, G. 4, Peter, r. Roggenstroh, N,
S. Berray, G, H. Starr, 5, Klein, w.
Fl. Duryea, Patrick Stanley, 9. III.
Kenyon, I. G, Static, Chas. Banker, J.
G. Lundy, w. T, MeNelly and IL.
Jewell, as sureties; also the bond Of
n. E. Hodgson, 0yorseer Of Globe
Road District for 81 900 with + NJ.
Westmsyer and G. S. Van Wageneu
as sursties; also bond Of D, Deyore,
0verseer Of Stanton Road District for
$500 with A. Bailey and 9, E. Taylog
as sureties; also bond OF n Hooker,
Oyersser of Grapevine Road District
for $500 with #, Kenton and j. y.
Hooker as sureties; also the bond Of
+, n Powers, Qyerseer Of Arner Road
District for $500 with John Pember-
ton and u Kenton as sureties; also
bopd Of Joseph S. Mechem, Ovsrseer
Of Reno Road District for $500 With
G. 7. Peter and A. A. Packard az
sureties,
On notion the Board ratified the
OF the above bonds,
On motion, it was ordered that the
District Attorney be, and he is hereby
directed to take all necessary steps 70
take possession Of the property sold to
the Territory for delinquent taxes and
now held BY the Territory by Tax
Deed,
On motion il was ordered that the.
Clerk notify the Assessor that be VIII
be held responsible for the taxes on
personal property, not collected byI
him at the time Of assessment.
On motion the Sheriff was directed
to have the roof on the jail repaired,
and to take the stove out Of the Jail.
On motion the road vouchers and
other claims were laid over
On motion il was ordered that
warrant for s34 50 be drawn on the
County General Fund, in favor Of ] (.
Q, Lunsy and that The same be paid to
said Lundy when he delivers a deed
for the property the "0Dougherty
and "Big Johney' mines to the
Clerk Of the Boatd and that the Dis
trict Attorney draw tho proper deed
of conveyance for said property.
On motion the Board adjourned to
March %, 1887, at9 o'clock a. ~.
CHAS. 7. MARTIN, Clerk.
Approved j REpMAN, Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
saaceesarg nissra

Probably as ianeii alsery comes ii4in
hahitual constipation - fgsai Any %.
rlngened IF tho functions " tho body,
ana t y diaeult 6 eufe for ITO reason
that po ons lkss II taka the mslieinss
aaually pfsarribal anB IN were
prepared Il obriate thia aiisiealiy, aad
thny Will ba found pleaa ant II the taste
of @oiaen aad eliilafen 2B ses ail
drpgiasa Y ! Mseg (
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
Notice Of Forfeiture.


Notice Is ereby given 70 T. p laRue, and
Wh6lnsoeyeF Use, eo-owneFs, with the under-
sigaiea nthe SILVER Basin niise, situate Ii the
mining district IF tilobs. COMFY Of ella, and
Territory IF Afizona, ard more parrioularly
doscriba3 n Book /, PAGE ag5, pf records &c
fhines ID and lat the saia eoumtyoi lila, and
Territory Aforesaid.
CHS tliecefai2, i ttl nifty youas cpsowner
ar owners hi tai1 mine, that the undersigned
haNiag done ana performed the annual work
ii fegttifal BY law for tlfs sears iSS4 ss 81 a.
Bis own asat, and YEN hayins Ia no wise o,sa
tribnfed III the same, therefore, Il you, the
aho9e mentioned pagty Of parties ID iuteFs
fall topa Y0nr full pfopeEtieu of costs ef
saio work, to5etheF With tle eose " tllss NJ
syertiseslent, and aeefuins cgsts VII hin nine
81 days fnani sle Gate 81 tbs publication II
this notice your insefs n aii ciair eot
asnfr III pgnefa wiilatteil aiiil become
the propelt u ito olill argilea astiing b
ltsa FIRED HEHTiss
ii sh nlsh 5od
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

About sixty tons Of ore fipm the
Fame mine have already been deliy-
cred at the Centennial mill. The well
at the mill is being sunk deeper and
the reduction Of ore wlll commence
within a week. ii
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

sals sss.a ts3 - aa.s4H4 4sss ~.
Toa RESr From April tst, till
winter my dwelling u four furnished
rooms, an complete. I'nce S25 per
month in advance.
u, II KmLSER.
H. g Hitchcock has arranged to
keep all the magazines and periodicals
usually on hand at news depots, and
would Invite All who wish any Of the
standard publications to leave theiror.
ders With him within the next thirty
days, ard they win receive prompt at.
tention Lasts Of different authors
and their works win be on hand, and
every effort made to accommodate my
patrons.
10 RANcHEnsl We will take good
female cattle delivered at our saw,
mill, for tradein our store, or from
parties owing as, oug halt IL trade
ana one haI1 On account az the ioLio"-
ing prices; Yearlings, $l0i Two
Years, S15; Cows, SIS; Cows and
Calves, $28 to $25; steers, 50, Sl3, &
ST. Cattle must be sound and fair
quality.
Z. +. KELLErR 6 Co.
NJ, ..Io af l..,,,,.,, +, ,o.,,a ..
Palmetto Wall Tent with adjustable
brass rod frames and patent Windows
,rro,aod = n.ol ol,sorr -, aool.
horse, also contains suspension-bed
a.
i. q hellner 4 Go.
ppv assrsncko,, dres. a. gayer, G
5 :, q'5'9 = - S'o "
starohinn nor ironing
mas o,n &c seb,,rao,s pr,oos ~
5.5 ~ = " 49, :"
Uussd.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

J. b, Wiley, OF Pinal CSuatY, is Co.
veloping avery promising silver claim
in Globe districts near the Red Rover
mine, Samples of the rock shown us,
are rich in native and horn silver.
Mr.. Wiley is at present sorting ore
to ship. ~
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
TsBsEsEr, pork.
Jannary6H
SUMMONS

the County of g ila Territory Of AriSona
Alex tsfaydun, Plaintiff Is III McKuen,
Defsnoant Demand sltg 44io0.
The Territory II Arizona sends greeting to
II Mqkuen, Defendant
Ntni 1e hereby summoned aud required e
appear heittre ae, 81 asy office, 81 the town %
t9iolie, and County If Giia, on the Sth day Of
MaTeh A. u 1857, st 10 O'clock & mi, To an
swer tle c,8allHint IF tte above named plain,
tits VIM lenl8nd 81 sou that you are indebted
81 him "a tie sam III Qua humsred and fifty.
uine stgfY-feHr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dollars. And
II 8oa fail % eppeaf and snskBr said eem.
plaini ~ herein required the plaintiffs viii
take judgment against yog as demanded and
FLOR theet 81 this s,lit.
Sifea adef my hand III 8tli day 81 Janu,
ANY, a II. 1867 JOB ATKINS,
5aa Jasiine ei ths geaes
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

The Tonic Apache who murdered
Lieutenant Mott near the San Carlos
Agency buildings, on the 10th instant,
has been appreheuded and is now in
the San Carlos guard house, shackled
and guarded, which assures us that
his liberation will be through a trap
door at the end Of rope.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

O&Rcp open from A. NJ. to Z p. NJ, daily.
Sundavs-~nne hour after mail arrives,
Mail closes going East and West at 80 A,
NJ, daily.
Money Order Department~-closes at 3 P.
H., dsily-Suudays excepted.
Mails 80 b San Carlos and Maxoy every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday-to Catalpa,
Armer Tonic. Rye Payson, &c, every Mon
day. These mails close the aight previous At
orr. ALONZO BAILEY 7. NJ,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

The Tuesoa Citizen publishes b
rumor d the death Of Frank Porter,
who was wounded, at san Carlos, by
The Indian who killed Lieutenant
Mott Mr. Potter we ace glai to
state, il recovering pialy The
Citizen il gaining notorietg IN the
obituary line Il recently announced
tile death 81 George Frisk, who ub-
seQnently had the pleasure Of reading
Tue notice,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Kellner A@id
children left on Sunday last for Phe-
nix, whore they will sojourn q few
weeks before returning to Santa Bar
bara, CAL
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Our representatives, Watkins and
Robertson, Of the Council, and Trip
pei of the House, have returned to
their respective homes and have been
warmly welcomed BY their constitu-
ents. The two former entertained
opinions favorable to the creation OF a
lottery and were not alone in that
respect; others as well az themselves,
voted for the measure under the be-
lief that it would result in tightening
the burden Of tax payers by turning,
annually, large Sums, according to
the tenor of the hill, into the Terrific
rial treasury. They were generally
alert in behalf Of measures calculated
to advance the interests OfGila county
and the Territory, and they are to be
especially commended for having
early discovered the selfish design Of
the Governor 10 direct legislation in
order to advance his influence in pc.
liuca aGa... and in rendering a
hearty oppu-"lou to bis selfish meas
Lres Wca.. well aware that they
were Handicapped and prevented from
passing measures introduced by them,
for the advancement OF their constit-
ueEts, in consequence of their refu-
sal to sacrifice their manhood by be.
coming oolpiseous ~ tha Hulick
isQllSh continuation
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
aFscor9 AS.Sras

I
Epirol9 slvra BGtr I'll looking
over the article published IA the Pres
cett Gouriet of tile 10th inst, evidently
communicated by that lrrepressible
and irresponsible executive parasite,
Tom Parrish, your correspondent finds
many assertions that are as ridicalous
as tAey aud false Tie waiter 81 tho
article in question Il aetuated BY mo.
tiyes by no raeans pure, III Parish Is
tile author, tic reason fer publishing
statements 10 palpably untrue II APP
parent enough. lie Is suffering from
4 severe attack Of sore.beadedness,
caused BIZ bis failure to cDorce demo-
cratic members Of the Fourteenth
Legislature intoline. at Che Governors
bidding (query WHO is Governor
Zulick O. Farish9 vigorously though
The party lash was applied
TO use a mild expression, The Cour-
ier's correspondent proganeates when
he states that the Attorney Generals
salary was increased from one to TWO
thousand dollars per anunm through
an amendment to the Territorial Gov
eminent bill, which bin waI laid Upon
the Governors table al late hour on
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

b. J. McGlnniS has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness, that he
purposes reopenlng hls night school
on Monday next, at z o'clock P. NJ p
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

This case has resulted in winging
the county, and to such an extent that
taxpayers are interested IN knowing
how much they are out 81 pocket, and
in order to acquaint them of the sum
winch w,N be- drawn from the Treas
ury, to pay cost, we wiil say we nre
informed thai it will NOT materially
vary from S375. Tie horse ii queg,
tion, which might have been sued Pa.
and probably recovered, sold for s25
although be may have been worth
twice that sum. and probably was
but that mode Of procedure carried
with il no aorpofeal iRaictton which
we understand Il threatened through,
the agency Of a grand jury
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

d. B, Lacey came in from the Red
man ranch, in tho Sierra Anchas,
yesterday, His many friends here
are glad to see him.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Rev d. w. Calfee breaches to-mor.
row evening at 7:45 o'clock. The pre-
Jude Will be on an important subject.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
A Lnight 81 Ella 81 49, 100

A knight III the pick and shovel, in
Tie employ ofthe 4. III d narcad,
rot Oh lis ear and struck he was
quickly followed by Others because
Of Gen. McDonell's refusal 70 REM
state biin Others At once supplied
'tiie saft felt waft
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Chlorlaers at McMillen, it is Said,
are taking out very rich ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

f, o. Kennedy left yesterday for
Prescott. 4
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

W. E. Spence and E. Lieurance re-
turned from Nogalss last Sunday.
They examined two gold properties in
Sonora, near the line, with which they
were favorably impressed. Mr.. Spence
narrowly escaped being shot by a
bellieose Mexican who Was attempting
to put a quietus upon the lie Of an
American Official.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

The court has eeletullt examined
and weighed all The testimony b the
case and IS of tie opinion that tue
horse IA question, that IS tho iron
gray horse, branded now with y quar-
ter circle and circle dot il the proper
~ of Mr. Jacob I.auHar, ana also
thinks chat ifhe would replevin said
horse, In the proper manner pre,
seribed By law. that he could undopbt-
eddy recover him Butin all the tes-
timony given in the case, there is not
a particle Of evidence chat either Of
the defendants were ever seen in
Pleasant valley, OF that they had ever
been seen or known by amy Of the wit
nesses for tbs prosecution until last
February, when they are alleged TO
have been there for tho purpose of
taking away the said horse, which
horse they claimed ownership Of
That the horse was stolen away from
Pleasant valley last June, there is no
doubt IN the mind d the court; bat
that these defendants, Stott and Tuck-
or, stole or had any hand In stealing
hin there seems to be an entire lack
Of evidence to convict Therefore,
there being no sufficient cause to be-
lieye the within named James Stott
and Thomas Tucker guilty Of the 81,
tense mentioned, | order them to be
discharged, ion ATKINS, ] r.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Rev. John II. Glib, Of PlnaI, preached
to a large congregation, at st. Pauls
Methodist church, last Sunday even
ing, and this week has been holding
a series of meetings in which congid-
cradle interest has been manifested
He viii conduct the saeramental ssrv-
ice tomorrow morning at eleven
O'Clock. The public invited.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

This paper is kept on tile at +, c. Dake's
Advertising Agency, GA ard 6 Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco, CAL, where con-
haets for advertising ccu be made Tor II.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

NOTICE.--All persons indebted to
me are thereby notified that / viii
presently be absent from Globe for a
few weeks, and wish TO collect what is
dne me, aud that all unpaid accounts
win be placed in the hands Of an at
torney. on and after April 5th, for
collection. w: II. Cook.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
RoTicg.

M son, Cherries Wanfiek, having left his
dome Withhold my consent, therefore, make
IL known that ! vii not be respousible for
any of his nets, whatsoever,
WILLfAM WAltNIEK
Globe, T., March 12 1851,
trlch12.dw
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Cigars at Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

CuEcE SToLEN Check No. 178 Sta
favor of Liu Stag ~ W Il. Duryea,
Globe, A 81 on Wells Fargo 4 Go. of
san Francisco col $ haging been
stolen, payment las seauently
been stopped
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Benbrook enter
tanned a number of friends on We'd
nesday evening last, at their residence
on Pine street, the occasion being the
birthday Of tile amiable hostess. The
flight Of time was forgotten in the
social diversions Of the evening, Of
which cards, music and dancing were
chief Inviting refreshments were
served at eleven, after which the
amusements Of the evsning were re-
sumed with greater zest, and conIin-
ned for some tiae. The affair will
long be remembered with pleasure by
all who participated.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

LOCAL NEWS.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

IL you want q good suit al clothes
custom made leave your order with
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

COTTON FLANNEs il Idaaaa Napkins Tevels Fgek
Quilts, sheengs, Pillow Beached
SILKS, in all CORSEIS,
Of and
White, Red Indigo Blue
CliLln audCh ldrens
sierno Underwear All Shades IF Berlin ZFy silk
Buck Driving Gaunlet
FaIi Line Of six Sutton Kid Gloves which oaer al
~ 20 per pair.
Of
Corduroy
Also a line Q al andFu
Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats, Blankets, Quilts
Pants, Trunks, Vaise, Gloves, Etc
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT you can fhd Sc lei Knit Ill
Wool dedicated Underwear, Double Shield front and back
GOODS VERY PRICES AND DEFY COM
PETITION 81 any store in The Territory.
j. MYERS & sCHEIN.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
...,........ IN OUR.
DRESS GOODS DEP AR | hIENT
You will Find Homespuns from 25cta. upwards
in all Desirable Shades

Also FRENCH PLAIDs, full line
oILLEIIs sERGEs BEGEs EAGIIsH SERINoS and invisible
Dresses
Etc ALSO CRNKETT sEERsU CEEi, GINGHABs SHIRTNGS Etc
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

"A Full Line of Pressed Flannel in white
and Red, as well as FaayysvilIe
Scarlet and Navy Blue TWiIIed
FIanReIs.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

For sale al 4 bargainl A large new
Palmetto Wall Tent with adjustable
brass rod frames, and patent windows,
arranged to pack closely on a pack.
horses also contains snspensi9n-bed
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ANDERSON. SC. lMORNING FEBRUARY TO- l997

aud locate their plants in this vicinity.
Ten years ago the London Times said that
Birmingham, Alabama, is destined to
be Americas greatest metal workers
city This prophecy is now being rap
idly realized, and in a very short time
millions of dollars will find Investment
here that are now being employed in the
Northern and Western States at a great
disadvantage. The cheap supply of the
raw material here compels them to come
to this great iron ccu!cr Of the Continent.
A new era is dawning. The long
prostrated South is nov emerging from
the depression which a revolution Of its
political system wrought. Its marching
in the van of material progress and is
winning glorious achievements in the
amassing of wealth and the extension Of
new prosperity. Ii the grand column
of States that are pressing forward with
high resolve and victorious sweep,
Alabama is at the forefront, bearing s
shining banner, on whose folds isinscrlb.
ed the legend, "our night has ended;
tie morn Of prosperity has dawned. /"
With many kind wishes for your con.
tinued prosperity and happiness, | am
very truly, Your friend, &C.,
j. MINIS SULLIVAN.
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\ Note OF Warning.

The yarirst drunkard on earth, in his
lucid moments, will freely confess that
drunkenness is bru!alizing, debasing and
ruinous 10 both body aud mind. All lso!s
commenced as Mondcratc and occasional
drinkers, and hooted at the forebodings
OF their friends that they would wind up
as drunkar,is. They would meet the
warnings of sincere friends witt he
remark tina! they had resolution sufficient
10 control themselves and that they could
stop at any moment. All feel thisdegrsc
OF confidence in the strength Of their own
resolutions al the outset. Tie occasional
drinker mag gralully become the regular
drinkcr, the moderate may insensibly
drift into lhcimmoderal drinker. "The
Appetite as Shakespeare says, grows by
what it feeds upon;;' the craving for
stimulants Increases habit ripens into
second raturc, it takes au increased
quantity TO keep of depression, and the
end of it is that the moderate drinker
otter becomes the absolute aud hel pless
slave to alcoholism and neglects his BUS
mess as well as brutalizes his nature ard
intellect. Hc may go so far as to lose
his self-rcspcct and feel no shame in be-
ing drunk in public. Moderate drinkers
may, before they are aware of it, 60 too
T,r
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The Little Children that are Gone.

Why do they come, these little ones
that enter our homes by the gateway of
suffering, and that lingcr with US few
months, uttering no words, smiling in a
mysterious silence, yet speaking c'o-
ouently al the time Of the purity and
sweetness Of heaven? Why must they
open the tenderest fountains Of our na-
lures only to leave them SO soon cboked
with the bitter tears Of loss? It is lm-
possible wholly to answer such questions
Of the tortured heart, but one can say,
in general, that these little temporary
wanderers from celestial home come
aud 90 because Of the grea, love OF God.
II is an uestimab!e blessing to have been
the parent of Il child that has the stamp
of heaven upon its brow, TO held it in
ones arms, to minister to it, to gaze
rondlv down into lhe little upturned face,
and to rejoice in the unsrlllied beauty OF
its smiles, and thcn--to give it back to
God at lis call, with The thought that in
heaven, as upon earth, it is still our own
child, amembcr of the house hold still,
to be counted always as one OF the chill
dren whom God hath given us. Such a
loye cllaslens and sanclilies the hearts
of the father an; mother, carries them
out beyond time and sense, aud gives
them hold upon tic unseen. as things
Of great value always ccs:, it is worth all
the sorrow to have known this holy
affection and to have this treasure in
heaycn.-Chicaqo .idruncc.
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KINDNESS.

This, from the Anglo-Saxon eynd, aud
the English kin, is a most expressive
work. Shakespeare says, Zone touch of
nature makes the whole world Kin" 1t
means kindship, kindredncss, humane,
afectionatc. Pestolozzi Was wonderfully
kind. The greatness of grea. men has
shown itself in this quality. at one
time Lincoln, walking in his garden, wss
seen 10 examine carefully q little bush
"What is the ma!ter?" some one said
ga little bird has fallen from its nest
and I am fixing the poor fellow mp
again," be answered. During q journey
in his lawyer days Oh a muddy prairie in
the spring, in company with sevcraI
lawyers, he passed by u hog stuck fast in
the mire. His companions laughed
heartily at the predicament the poor
animal vas in, and they rode on. When
half mile away Lincoln said, Il don't
know what you think, but I'm going
back to help that hog" So out he
jumped and waded through the miro,
helped the poor porker to solid footing,
ard waded back again while the wagon
waited and his companions laughed.
This was Kindness, Cor Til quality makes
US kin even 10 the most despi>ed dumb
animals An eloquent minister 'atc'y
said, "When was boy was i, resn-
larly whipped as Saturday came. was
bad boy, bu, Il teacher came who
stopped whipping but began saeaking
kindly. One day when | was "cSed over
my sums and was showing i,opatiencc,
she simply stopped down and pointing
with her finger said in a quiet voice,
That's the trouble The difficulty van
i,l.cd. | .tcN IN lore arith ih"' fcocher.
II was new era in my lie. 'ter Kind
,,css saved me and bless her memory
every day ~ What . triumph. Ore
boy saved through kiildne5s. l.s,
thousands saved, and it will yet savc
thousands more. NIunso Park iouid it
in dark Africa. SO did Livingstone, for
it brought to him faithful attendants, ono